France demands major enrichment cut to end Iran conflict

U.S. Vice President Joe D. Vance stated that Iran must significantly reduce its uranium enrichment capabilities as a condition for ending the ongoing war between the two countries, which has lasted for more than seven months. He clarified that any potential agreement should include an actual reduction in Iran’s enrichment capabilities, not just future commitments, and emphasized that Iran does not need highly enriched fuel if it wishes to demonstrate its commitment not to develop a nuclear weapons program. Vance also stressed that Washington remains open to negotiations but requires tangible concessions from Tehran, affirming that America will not replace words with actions. Vance’s comments come amid exchanges of proposals between Washington and Tehran to end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with hints that the recent Trump administration rejected Iran’s offers and that military operations could escalate after the U.S. midterm elections.

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